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Henry Mann Ainsworth

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Henry Mann Ainsworth (1884-1971) of Hotchkiss

1884 Born in Chapel en le Frith[1]

1901 Henry Mann Ainsworth 16, electrical engineer, lived in Buxton with his mother[2]

1904 Joined Hotchkiss & Cie

1911 Chief engineer Hotchkiss

WWI Enlisted August 1914, served in Mons Retreat, Aisne and 1st battle of Ypres as Lieut. Intelligence Corps

Built factory at Coventry for manufacture of machine guns.

1917 Gen. Man. Hotchkiss

1918 in Coventry, joined the Freemasons[3]

1919 reorganised factory for mass production of motor units.

1923 Member of I Mech E.; Dir. and Gen. Man. Hotchkiss & Cie

1941 A director, arrived in Vermont, from Halifax, Canada.[4]

1944 Application/claim for US Social Security[5]

1971 Died in Paris[6]

See Also

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Sources of Information

  1. BMD
  2. 1901 census
  3. United Grand Lodge of England Freemason Membership Registers
  4. Border Crossings from Canada to U.S.
  5. Social Security Applications and Claims Index
  6. national probate calendar